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The Enchanting Alchemy of Bulgarian Rose Oil
In the grand tapestry of luxury fragrances, there exists an ethereal essence that transcends the ordinary – Bulgarian rose oil. Sourced from the velvety petals of Damask roses nestled in Bulgaria's Rose Valley, this elixir weaves a fragrant tale that not only captivates the senses but also commands a staggering price, reaching up to an astounding $15,000 per kilogram. But what lies beneath the allure of this aromatic treasure, and why do iconic brands such as Tom Ford and Louis Vuitton fervently seek their share?
By Jireh Rosales2 years ago in Writers
Winter Horror Story
‘Tis the season to go through old things, isn’t it? It’s a rather nostalgic time of year, and for me, that means rifling through my older pieces of writing. Sometimes, it can lead me down a bad road and cause me to doubt my writing even more than I already do. Other times, it brings a smile to my face and makes me want to share what I’ve rediscovered with others. Fortunately, I’ve recently stumbled across the latter.
By Stephanie Hoogstad2 years ago in Writers
Elevate Your Brand with Innovative Promo Table Strategies...
In the dynamic world of marketing, where first impressions are make-or-break, the strategic use of promo tables becomes a powerful game-changer. As we delve into the realm of innovative promotional strategies, the spotlight turns to Ginger Media Group, a pioneer in pushing the boundaries of traditional marketing.
By Varsha Kumari2 years ago in Writers
Sands of Solitude
In a bustling city, where the symphony of car horns and chatter formed the background music of everyday life, there lived a man named Evan. He was an ordinary office worker, spending his days amidst towering skyscrapers and rushing crowds, his aspirations quietly suffocated by the monotony of urban existence.
By Zain Siddiqui2 years ago in Writers
Unconventional NaNoWriMo: In Conclusion
It's December, so NaNoWriMo, the classic November writing challenge, is officially over. This year, I chose to do my own unconventional version of this challenge. If you haven't already seen my previous posts about this, you can check them out here, here, and here.
By Maureen Y. Palmer2 years ago in Writers
Jarred Vanderbilt's Return to the Court: A Boost for the Lakers' Defensive Game
The Los Angeles Lakers recently welcomed back defensive stalwart Jarred Vanderbilt, marking his regular season debut after a two-month absence due to injury. While his stat line might not have lit up the scoreboard in his 14-minute appearance against the Houston Rockets, Vanderbilt's return brings a unique perspective that could prove invaluable for the Lakers.
By Todaylivetrending2 years ago in Writers
The Art of Editing
As authors, we are not only creators but sculptors, molding and shaping our manuscripts until they gleam with brilliance. But how do we refine our words to create a literary masterpiece?
By Wendy Van Camp2 years ago in Writers
crunchy Christmas candy canes
Writing Challenge Time!! I'll put images, words, lyrics, characters and random settings for you to work with - a total of 12 prompts, for the 12 Days of Christmas. I can't wait to see what you think!
By Ruby Red2 years ago in Writers
Cristiano Ronaldo's Strategic Rest: Managing Al Nassr's Star Player for Success in AFC Champions League and Saudi Pro League. Content Warning.
Introduction In a strategic move to prioritize player health and performance, Cristiano Ronaldo, the iconic Portuguese forward, has been strategically rested for Al Nassr's AFC Champions League road match against Istiklol. This decision is not only aimed at allowing Ronaldo to recover from a recent neck injury but also serves as a calculated move by head coach Luis Castro to ensure the star player is in peak condition for upcoming crucial fixtures in the Saudi Pro League title race.
By Hunny Thakur 2 years ago in Writers
The Accidental Poet - The Book!. Top Story - December 2023.
Folks, I am absolutely delighted to inform you, all who care at least, that one of my two big ventures, have come to fruition.
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Writers
The Day I Learned That Distance Is Nothing
Moving around have always been a part of my life. Whether it's a new town, new city, new soil. Creating bonds with strangers was challenging. Mainting the bond is almost non-existent. Perhaps this famous quote, 'people come, people go', is applicable to me. I've always wondered why we relate more to people who are miles and miles away from us, but couldn't have that level of connection to those who are only a car ride away. Still, it's a phenomena I questioned almost every day....and night. And then I knew her and I have come to a realisation that distance is just a word.
By Elio2 years ago in Writers
Self-Publishing Marketing Ideas I Wouldn’t Hurry to Repeat
An ex-colleague invited me to join his writer’s group. Meetings are once a fortnight via Zoom. About 40 people are on the invite link but only about 8 to 10 people tune in.
By Malky McEwan2 years ago in Writers